I did a little tweaking w/ Photoshop and dropped the truck, darkened the tint, removed the LT badge and added some SS wheels. I got a little hasty and ended up not color matching the door handle, but I think it's something that would look good as well. I'm going for a simple, clean look...nothing extravagant or too blingy. I think it's pretty much what I would want to do. Let me know what you guys think!


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That looks 10x better!

Git-R-Done!

 

They look like 22s

 

Yeah I think I scaled the wheels a tad big. I think 20's would be my max. What kind of drop kit would net me a drop similar to the photochop? Maybe 2/3?

 

The tires look like they have unusual wear. Don't forget the moulding. You may as well color-match the side views too. Looks good.

 

Nice looking 'chop. I like your clean and simple plan. Your truck would also look badass if you give it a 4/6 drop and kept those stock 17" wheels.

 

The chop looks good! Looks like a 2/2 or a 3/3 drop. I would do a 2/4. The wheels do look like 22s, but they look good so consider it. I would colormatch the handles, mirrors, and the valance. Molding removal would be optional since it doesn't stick out like the black molding.

 

That is pretty sweet looking, like said above, ditch the moldings, color match the handles, tires look very nice on there. Awesome photoshop too! Care to do my truck if i send you a pic???????

 

Thanks for the input guys, I'm definitely going w/ the color matched door handles and tailgate handle. Is it tough to remove the molding? Will a hairdryer and fishing line do the trick? I love the SS wheels so I think I'll stick with those when the time comes.

Ballagh- sure send me a pic and I'll see what I can do. I'm definitely no photoshop expert, I've been using tutorials for about 2 weeks trying to learn how to do stuff lol.

 

IMO, do the SS 20's w/ a 285/50/20 Toyo Proxes, 2/4 drop, paint match the mirror caps, handles, tailgate handle, bowtie, and get a SS tailgate cover. It would be complete!


Oh, and keep the door moldings, yours are hardly noticable and will help protect it.